Category: corruption

We’re the Only Ones Inconsequential Enough

Two police officers who wrongly arrested a Coralville man for being an impaired driver without any evidence and locking him up in jail for nearly three months didn’t lose their jobs or face any consequences that were made public. [More]

It sounds like they’re not the “only ones” who need to be held accountable.

I hear stuff like this and my first thought is how could anyone so wrong another human being and not be consumed with guilt and a life priority to atone and make amends.

Then another voice says “Grow up. This is why people who don’t victimize others must never allow themselves to be disarmed.”

[Via Michael G]

The MidTerm Variant

Biden Administration Planning to Extend Covid Public Health Emergency – HHS Sec. Beccera’s warning about “midterm” variant shows that the real emergency involves Democrats’ political health. [More]

I’m sure any concerns about this are “baseless“– or at least I’m sure that will be the narrative to parrot.

[Via Michael G]

#LetHimSpeak

Jan. 6 ‘investigators’ caught in ‘pack of lies’ – Oath Keepers founder wants to confront partisan team [More]

That would pretty much mean the whole purpose of all this is to persecute and eliminate political enemies, continue with the steal, and manipulate the next election by feeding the voters lies…

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

Jan. 6 Committee Admits It Isn’t Even Trying To Verify ‘Bombshell’ Claims [More]

Why would they, if the goal is not to prove but to sway the electorate with malicious innuendo?

[Via Michael G]

UPDATE

Boy, has this guy got a wrong number!

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Same as It Ever Was

Such discretionary and capricious gun laws would allow corrupt cops to disarm rival gangs that threatened Tammany Hall’s authority or undermined its political interests. Big Tim’s cronies could use the law to punish business owners who didn’t pay protection money or deny entire neighborhoods the ability of self-defense. [More]

Gun laws: Those with the guns make the laws.

[H/T JPFO]

Two Can Play That Game

Some of the ideas have roots in far-right extremist movements while others may reflect a loose dissatisfaction with political leadership or campaign-season pandering, experts said. [More]

And still others may be based on realizing the damn commies in positions of power haven’t been enf0rcing laws they oppose for years — and sending their Sardaukar out to intimidate those who challenge that.

A game they still intend to play…

Funny, how when “we” give as good as we get, we’re “far-right extremists”…

[Via bondmen]

Epic Fail

Over 12,000 grades changed from failing to passing in Baltimore high schools according to fraud investigation [More]

The failure in urban America is wholly on the part of Democrat administrators and teachers’ unions.

The media will amplify the anecdote about the devoted teacher buying supplies out of her own pocket because of inadequate funding, but that’s a lie for the gullible.

Like all government boondoggles, the money that isn’t divvied up among corrupt cronies is wasted on crap that not only doesn’t work but can’t. Yet even the ones who can’t read at a second-grade level after “graduation” will come out of it with seething resentment against the “systemic racism” on which all their problems can be blamed.

This is what happens when the government is in charge and the people are dependent.

And that’s the plan.

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Framing Enough

Former Jackson County Sheriff’s Deputy Zachary Wester will spend the next 12 years in prison, after being found guilty of planting drugs on multiple motorists. [More]

This is another one of those stories that makes me rethink my aversion to public crucifixions. And in this case, they do call him  “a mighty man of God”…

[Via bondmen]

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